With the FHA $100 Down Payment Program, you could buy a HUD-owned home for as little as $100 down instead of the typical 3.5% down payment. Imagine moving into your own home with minimal upfront cost and starting to build equity sooner.
When a home financed with an FHA loan goes into foreclosure, it often becomes a HUD-owned property. To encourage buyers to purchase these homes, HUD offers the $100 down payment incentive to make homeownership more attainable.
✅ Purchase a HUD-owned home using an FHA loan
✅ Pay only $100 down instead of thousands
✅ Available for owner-occupants only
✅ Must meet standard FHA guidelines and submit a full-price offer
You must meet FHA loan requirements, including:
✔️ Minimum credit score: 580 (some lenders require higher)
✔️ Debt-to-income ratio: Typically 43% or less
✔️ Employment: Stable, verifiable income with pay stubs, W-2s, or tax returns
✔️ Occupancy: Must live in the home as your primary residence
✔️ Valid SSN and ID: Required
✔️ Closing costs: Even with $100 down, you must cover closing costs and prepaid items (seller concessions can help)
Unfortunately, not everyone qualifies. You may be disqualified if you:
✔️ Keep more money in your pocket for moving, furniture, or savings
✔️ Competitive FHA interest rates to keep payments manageable
✔️ Start building equity sooner, without years of down payment savings
Imagine owning your own home with just $100 down. Let’s see if there’s a HUD home in your area that fits your needs and get you prequalified today.
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FHA $100 Down Payment Program is available for qualified buyers on HUD-owned properties only. Standard FHA guidelines apply. Closing costs and prepaid items still apply. Program availability and eligibility are subject to change without notice.
A: Yes, for qualified HUD-owned homes using an FHA loan, the down payment is only $100 instead of the usual 3.5%. However, you still need to pay closing costs and prepaid items, unless those are covered by seller concessions.
A: Buyers who:
A: There isn’t really a catch, but you must:
A:No, only owner-occupants (buyers planning to live in the home) are eligible.
A: Yes. You won’t qualify if you:
A: Closing costs and prepaid items are still required. However, these can often be covered by seller concessions or negotiated credits to minimize out-of-pocket costs.
A: No, but it must meet FHA minimum property standards for safety and livability. Issues like structural damage, roof problems, or major hazards must be repaired before closing or financed through an FHA 203k renovation loan.
A: You can search HUD’s official website (https://www.hudhomestore.gov) or contact me directly. I can provide you with a list of available HUD-owned homes that qualify for this program in your area.
A:Typical FHA timelines apply, often 30-45 days, depending on your lender, appraisal, and inspection processes.
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